Ohio State proved its dominance over Purdue at Ohio Stadium on Saturday, marking the Buckeyes' first Big Ten shutout since 2017. The Buckeyes beat the Boilermakers 45-0 Saturday at Ohio Stadium to improve to 8-1 (4-1 Big Ten). Ohio State's next game will ...

Here are four things we learned from Ohio State’s 45-0 win over Purdue on Saturday: Ryan Day pointed to last week’s win at Penn State as a potential springboard for the Buckeyes. The ascendance continued against the Boilermakers.

The loss is Purdue's eighth in a row, its longest losing streak since the final seven games of 2016 and the season opener in 2017.

Will Howard threw three touchdown passes and rushed for another score as the No. 3 Buckeyes rolled over Purdue 45-0.

Jeremiah Smith has made it a record-setting day against Purdue as the Ohio State receiver now has more catches than any other true freshman in Ohio State football history. On third and 17, Smith hauled in a catch from quarterback Will Howard that was initially ruled a 17-yard gain and a first down.